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Easy On The Eye
03:27
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Prisons
03:52
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People
04:31
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Freetime
03:01
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Astronomy
04:45
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I Wish You'd Met Her
04:36
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In The Music
04:46
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How Can I Apply...?
03:11
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I'll Get Them In
03:53
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Hammertime
02:42
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I'm Immortal
04:25
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Should I Pray
03:52
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Got Carried Away
04:11
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Oranges And Apples
06:43
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The Engine
04:45
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I've Seen Everything
03:31
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